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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
4
Published weekly on Thursdays at Corner Fourth and Broadway. Notice records Ms Eotered as second class matter October 20, 1908 at Hayti post office under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rates follow.
The Hayt Herald sets regular legal ad rates: one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion, cash with publication. Typical notices include divorce order of publication seven dollars ninety cents, final settlement two dollars fifty cents, administrator police three, bank scandal statements five, cash with proof of publication.
A women's page offers readers a chance to submit favorite recipes and receive a one month subscription to The Herald. The notice includes instructions on mail submission, postpaid requests, and a selection of home care tips such as grease removal, starching, and whitening methods. It cites names like Mrs. William Wrainer and Mrs. Harry Mye and mentions practical household hints with step by step actions.
Pemiscot County invites boys aged 13 to 16 to apply for the Missouri State Fair School trip to Sedalia. Exam at the County Superintendent’s Office on Saturday, June 11 at 1:00 pm covers Agriculture Arithmetic and Geography. The top average earns the trip under Geo L Cole. Hayti Coal ad promotes Zeigler Coal from Hayti Coal Storage Co.
Longtime Pemiscot County printer Marlon McClanahan died Sunday at his son Will McClanaghan’s Holland home likely from heart trouble. He had printed in the county for decades, helped establish the Argus, and worked in Steele area papers. Survived by three sons John Wil and David and a daughter Mrs George Meret, plus numerous grandchildren. The Democrat extends sympathy to his family and friends.
Mra D L Hargrove and infant from Gunnison Colorado visit Mrs Haretoven and brothers HD and CP Wells and a friend at Buckleys as described in local notes.
A fragment describes transforming stocking legs into improvised baby pants by cutting a midline slit and sewing to form legs, then threading tape for structure. The note highlights practicality for a baby, though text is incomplete and unclear on purpose or broader context.
A brief note suggests boiling oranges and lemons before peeling to ease removal. The writer TC Milner invites readers to try the method and see how easily the peels come away.
A user describes laying wrapping paper on the dough board to roll pastry, then removing and burning it to avoid scrubbing. The method removes flour and dough mess, claimed to save labor.
Seventeen year old Katherine Yoherlein described as the most beautiful innocent appearing inmate in Tombs is jailed for robbery. She says her love for Michael Engle drew her into crime to help him rob others for food and survival amid hunger. She recalls a Brooklyn rooming house and a long walk with Michael while they lacked meals and shelter.
Mrs. Harry Sharp two miles south of Gideon found a giant egg measuring nine and a half inches long and seven and a half inches around. Inside the shell she found a white and yolk, and another egg with a hard shell also held a white and yolk, a perfectly formed egg. Neighbors requested to witness the breaking of the eggs. The report notes rare instances of a perfectly formed egg within a larger egg with its own white and yolk.
The passage argues that being cast to one's own devices triggers true character development. Franklin notes faculties undergo growth and reveal energies previously unseen, shaping destiny through self reliance and adversity.
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of Cheney & Co. swears an oath in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for proof that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh. The statement, sworn December 6, 1886, describes the medicine as taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. The firm advertises testimonials and offers to send free samples.
The text outlines a coerced confession where a man urged another to keep going despite fear. It mentions following to a grocery store, intrusive comments, and the suspect revealing an address found in a memorandum. The fragment hints at manipulation, fear, love, and danger, ending with a note of police involvement.
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